I replaced my RO-90 with the new ROTL-AIO. The new unit frees up a lot of under-the-counter-space. Nevertheless, it does not perform as well in filtering our water as the RO-90 did. The first water from the tap tests at 150 ppm. After running for thirty seconds, it will test at 30-35 ppm. When I disconnected the RO-90, the water tested at 22 ppm--on tired filters. With fresh filters, water samples test in the low teens. For reference, our Colorado river water test typically between 450 and 500 ppm, depending upon the season. I do like the faucet better on the R0-90. The extra inch-and-a-half in height made it easier to fill up my large pasta pot from the counter. The ROTL filter seems easy to install and remove, and much less messy that on the RO-90. The installation instructions are not very clear at several points. I'm glad I had experience installing an Ro-90. I am generally very impressed with APEC products. They seem well engineered and manufactured--well thought out from the consumer's perspective. The ROTL does not quite live up to these standards